Our windows are designed for Canada's climate extremes, priced for the masses, and custom-built for every single home.
Casement Windows
Casement windows are highly popular for its exquisite design and style that is beautiful to the eye and versatile in its function. They are fitted into any space of any architectural structure for an elegant look. Casement vinyl windows offer beveled exterior sash designs for a larger glass area appearance with an attractive slimness to its overall structure.
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Awning Windows
An awning window has hinges at the top of the frame, and swings outward from the bottom. They can open with the simple crank of a handle or with the basic glide of the Easy-Slide Operator hardware. Awning windows are great in places that could use extra ventilation and light. Because of the top-hinged design, these windows naturally prevent water from entering while open, even when it’s raining. Awning windows are versatile to fit many different styles and rooms around the home.
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Single Slider Windows
Single slider tilt windows have always been popular in window styles because while it simplistic in design, the window type easily adds to the curb appeal and resale value of your home. Single sliding windows are one of the more cost effective window types and are easy to open and close. A latch system is used to close and lock the window so it cannot be opened from the outside. The latch locking system also helps seal the window so your home is better protected from undesirable weather elements. Once closed the secure seal prevents drafts and moisture from entering your home so you can better control your room temperature. When open, single slider tilt windows offer ample ventilation while letting plenty of natural light in your home.
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Double Slider Windows
Double sliding windows frames are made with PVC vinyl, aluminum, or fiberglass. The interlocking, multi-chamber design of the frame not only gives it extra strength and durability, but also provides a more superior sealing system so your home is better protected from air leaks and unwanted condensation. The frames can be manufactured or painted in a variety of colours to perfectly match your home’s exterior.
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Single-hung Windows
A single-hung window has a single movable sash that slides up from the bottom, while the top sash stays stationary. When open, the two sashes overlap, requiring no additional space to ventilate. This maximizes space around the window, making it a popular choice in bedrooms and by high-traffic areas, such as a patio. Because the top sash does not operate, single-hung windows are also ideal in spaces where the upper sash is out of reach.
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Double-hung Windows
A double-hung window can be raised from the bottom or lowered from the top with two sashes that move independently. The two sashes are stacked and meet in the middle with a latch that locks the window shut. Double-hung windows are simple to clean as both sashes tilt inward for easy access to the interior and exterior glass surfaces. Because double-hung windows ventilate without protruding inwards or outwards, they maximize both interior and exterior space, making them popular choices in entertainment spaces like patios and porches.
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Bay Windows
Bay windows are much desired by homeowners because of the way they project outwards, extending a home and creating more living space. From the interior they can become a graceful, sunlit place in the home and provide a panoramic view. From the exterior, they offer a welcoming, decorative and architectural touch. Bay windows are versatile, they can be the primary front living room window, can be used as a side or rear window or can be used anywhere there is sufficient exterior projection space in the home. The beauty of Bay windows can be greatly enhanced by our grille options and our accessory items. The durability and energy efficient features found in all Window City windows apply to our Bay windows
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Bow Windows
Bow windows are welcomed by homeowners and frequently called for by architects because of their grand, sweeping curves which can turn a standard window opening into an appealing architectural enhancement. Bow windows are projection windows that have the benefit of adding space to a home. They do not project outward as far as Bay windows and have more glass panels and softer, more rounded angles.
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Egress Windows
Egress windows are windows you can use to leave your home. They can be easily opened from the inside without any keys, tools, or physical difficulties. While they may seem like a regulatory burden, these windows furnish occupants with natural light, provide a source of natural ventilation, and can become a lifesaver in an emergency. If there is a fire in your home, for example, a single stairwell may become unusable, leaving family members and tenants without a clear path to safety. In basements, egress windows are essential.
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In-swing Windows
These windows swing into the room and are hinged on the side. Inswing windows can be used when an out swinging sash conflicts with exterior decks or stairs. An inswing unit, while still a very water-tight product, is not the first choice in high exposure areas. Inswings are more of a feature window which can be useful in situations where an outswing sash would be an inconvenience. For example, where there are exterior decks or restricted space in exterior light wells which can inhibit the use of outswing products. These windows can be used in combination with all other swing products to create unique configurations.
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